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On "Wednesday evening of the 3Oth ult
the Rev. O. II. Fernald, A. NJ, delivered
very entertaining and Instructive lecture
The habits and customs of the An
clients" Notwithstanding the cold snap,
a good audience found their way to the
lecture room. and listened with pleasure
to the charming description of the curious
and funny habits of our ancestors.
4 few days since we had the pleasure OF
visiting our High school. The interest
manifested thus early in the term is note
worthy. The thoroughly practical plan
of instruction adopted by the principal
Mr. Charles f. Perkins. at once incitcs the
students with enthusiasm in their work.
Teacher and pupils are working together
Rev. Wesley Haskell occupied the Con
grcga,ional pulpit of Somesrilc, Sunday
afternoon and evening of the 4th inst
Monday he was called to Trenton. &c
preach the funeral sermon Mr. Ander
son II Spear of that town
The readings of Miss Hattie 6. Bishop
of Chicago, were fine treat Her style i
natural her voice pleasant and her clocu
ton excellent. X 4 X
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A. NJ. Spear. ESQ, of Hallowell, addressed
His Excellency in behalf of the Masonic
brethren and the relatives. Governor
Marble feelingly responded.
The State funeral was held on Tuesday
and was very largely attended. Our space
forbids further mention of this solemn
event at this time, but suitable reference
will be made to it in our next issue.
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>au>-t.
Mrs Frank Smith who has been very
sick, i slowly recovering.
school at Bray> mountain commenced
Monday taught by Miss Maud Hendricks
MIR John Robbins has built a very large
barn. 1t i nearly completed
There are several cases of scarlet fever
reported at Green's Landing.
Mrs. H. r Cole returned home from
Portland "Wednesday.
MIR Fred " Fihrld left home Monday
to attend the seminary at kcut'> Ilill
school at Green's Landing commenced
MONDAY The Grammar school j. taught
by Mr. George " Sponord and the rrim-
AIRY hy Mrs. Henry Haskell.
Mr.. Mary Trip returned home from
Rockport Wednesday where she ha> been
visiting her son.
school in district 10 commenced Mou-
day taught ht Mrs R"hccca Warren %
South Deer Isle.
school at South Deer Isle commenced
Monday taught ny Mr. Buck Of Ellsworth.
Dee. 10 SUNRISE.
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Deer Isle.
The Young men here " hn have gone into
the founder business are getting large
haul> and are shipping them 10 New York
parties
George O. Lowe ha> gone 10 Lawrence
Mass. where be i employed A. night
watchman ia mill on the Washington
corporation owned by J, {. Aver 81 Low
ell. Mas
Frank i Lowe j. teaching the Shakes
pcarr school al North West iIarhor.
Mr. Burril Torrcy> typhoid fever did
not leave him in good health. lie ha, to
US crutCheS " hen he walks
Born To the wife Of Dudley Morrcy a
daughter. Dee. :
Dee. 10. VI J..
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NHAI AM In Do I

The symptoms Of BiliousBes. are unhtppi!y
but too we'll known. They differ in different
individuals TO some extent. 4 bilious man j,
seldom breakfast eater. Too Frequently.
Alas. he Ia, an excellent appetite for liquids
but none for solids OF morning. His tongue
~ III hardly bear inspection AT any time if il
isnt white and furred, it is rough. at all
eNentS.
The digestive .r-tcD IL wholly out of order
and Diarrhea or Constipation mas lie u sNmp-
tom or the two may alternate. There are Of
ten HemOrrboi,i- or even loss OF blood There
NAV be giddine.s and often headache aud
acidit, or fatuence and tenderness in the pit
of the stomach. To correct all th. il not eff
feet "A cure try GREEN'S iUqust FlD,rer. il
costs but triie and thousand, attest ii. eff
icaeV lYr43 e "
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ppop,Tr NOTICE.

o an persons interested in the estate Of R"dnsy
| Enrsnith late OF Ellsworth, In iiahcocA e1un
/, da,rascd Alta court of Probate bel,' at Eils
worth. within and Tor said county Oh the sernau
"Wednesday of December \. b 1857, >. o,i roi
saith widow Of said deceased, having iisu
petition for an allowance out Of the psr,Iai
tsts aud also 10 have her dover in the real estate
Assigned and set out to her aud that commissioners
MAY he appointed for that purpose
TAJEoF MAINE.
HANCOCK IS Court of Probate, Dec. ief'n'
A. u, lssi.
I-pou the foregoing petition, or'iered-Ihat sale
,yhIow give public notice 70 All persons 'i' i
estcd BY causing copy of this pfuSI
to be published three weeks sue'e 80 s',a
IN The Ellsworth American, ht" epa
Der printed or published In Ellsworth. ~ n .aiU
county that they may appear ut court "l ~ ~
hai. for said county, 10 be held at ElisMo o.
the second Wednesday ot Jan hcNt' ny w "
the clock In the furenoon.dna SHOW cause. y AZ
they have, why the same shout" not ~
granted.
PCUNNINGHAM. Judge,
Attest .-CHAs. 4. DpRR, Register.
,r,,c fo,,v or tho original order, Attest
tHAs T. DpRR, Register
9NS1
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EaStbro0k

Hastbrook.
Christmas tree will be in the Town
ball, SaisI aay evening. Dec. "a.
Ruel Clark asd Asao Bowden have moved
to Franklin.
Fred Cousins has bought Ar.s sogaeu's
house.
G. r. Bunker has got tempting array
Of handsome and useful Christmas goods
at his steEe.
We are glad to have Mr.. Mosher with
US again; his sermons are rery interesting.
Mrs. Belle Googins and daughter Miss
Eara, viii spend the winter with her par
ents. Mr.. and Nrs. Walter Haslam. of
Waltham. ID. r.
Dec. ~, 1887.
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Mr.. Gladstone.

the most famous Of living statesmen, has
written an article of great interest for The
IoHth's Companion, which will appear in
the coming volume, OF The Future of the
Notwithstanding Races Other features
Of the Companion for the year WA II six
illustrated Serial Stories, by Trowbridge
Stephens. and Others. Two Hundred Short
Stories aud Tales Of AdEepture articles
by Professor Tyndail, Gen. Lora E'olseley,
Louisa ~ AIeatt. Gen. George Crook, and
One Hundred sti,sf popular authors. The
Companion has two Million Readers. BY
sending sl.15 now you viii feesies it free
to Jan. /. 1888. including the adn,iF2sis
Double Christmas Number, and fuii
years subscription from that date.
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Messengers Notice.

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE
HAsoa6R Is Dec. 10, A. ID. 1851.
THIS ID TO give notice t;.as on the 18th
1 day of Dec, 4. ID. lss1, warrant IN fTIs..sep.
cy was Issued out of the OF Insolvency In the
said Co. OF Hancock against the estate OF John
u Haynes. OF Ellsworth, in the County OF
Hancock, adjuiged 10 lie an ins0lvent
uebsos o. petition of said debtor which petition
was Died on tle .ath Jay If Nov. A. IL.
1881, TO which dtte interest On Claim
Is to be computed. That the payment Of any tsei,t.
70 OF by said debtor and the transfer and livery
Of any property hs him forbidden IN law
That meet
hfg OF tie creditorg ~ s9id debtor 10 prove their
qei,ts and clsoase one 81 iilere assigs!,. of his
estate viii be held At ebulf of III oivegcs 10 ss
holden al The Probate C0art Room In Ellsworth
GA Fhg siay the twelfth day nf January, s n,
lsss. at ten O'Clock in the f.Jrfppaa,
Given under my hand the date frat above writ
ten. ID. l.. FIELDS
sheriff as Messenger OF the Court OF Insol
vency Tor sail county OF Hancock. 2w5l
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IN Insolvency, Notice Of
Second Meeting.

HANfqcK - .-Court Of lnsolveucy
IN ~" ..7e II la4aan Hamilton, Lamajne: HI
gar + >gaminons, Franklin, William Carr
NJ rtNihr; Hcnp A Springer, Frankiin: John :
Mart'R. iilrrock Pearl u. Day, Ellsworth all IA
tHa r.Hiui; IT Hancock, iHsolyent debtors
nfii- Is "a give notice thai pHraaanI 10 an ord
i of court therefor, second meeting III ;ht
creditors OF said ln,ovent Debtors will BE- hel! ii
the Probate Court Room in Ellsworth In said 90
on Thursday the l2th day Of Jan, 4. D.. lS>s,
at ten o'cl"rk in the forenoon Tor the purposes
named in section IS, Chapter - Of the Revised
Slatat@s If Maine a. amended
tlits T DpRR,
S~7tt iseg.stef OF said Ccurt
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THE subscriber hereby gives public police 10 u
| concerned. that he haz been fnly appointed
and has taken upon hi nseif the tru-, u kSffui
q. " the last will and testament Of John Wallace
late Of ,-assaine, IN the Co. of Hancock. deceas
ed by giving loud 80 the law directs;
he therefore requests all pefEans who are
indebted to the said deceased's estate, make
immediate payment, and those who have any
immediate demands thereon 10 exhibit the same for
Estl4e;geat
DONALD II. STUART.
Nov Ia lssf svSI
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Qbe GIlsWortb Amrritan.
THURSDAY. DEC. %, 1887

We do not read anonymous letters and communi-
cations. The and address Of the writer are In
all cases indispensable, necessarily for pubica
lion but guarantee OF good faith.
We cannot undertake TO return or preserve com
manications that are not used.
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MANY NEW IDEAS

in the home cure of diAeases. accidents. aud
how 10 treat them. and many hints Of value to
the sick will be- found in DIR. kaufmaHn's great
Medical Work; elegant illustrations. Send
three cent stamps, TO pay postage. 10 A. p.
Ordway 4 Co, BOEton. Mass. aud receive n
copy free.
We think We can cure bad ease OF Back
ache quicker With one Of Carriers Smart Weed
and fJtIiadogla Rackaebe Plasters. than by
aiy other application. and after the Backache
is cured, tGa ese sill wear the plaster without
discomfort for two OF three weeks, or longer.
This combination OF smart Weed aad Bella
donna is great hit, and IL is hard TO EGi any
pain or ache that will not yield TO it. Price -
cents Sold by druggists everywhere. For
sale by ). d. Wiggin.
j. II. JACKSON, Of Croton y. Y, writes
that Dk. MisTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY cured his wife Of lung difficulty. with spit
tisg OF blood, after she had been under ply
sci.n's care for more than year and used
many remedies without avail.
No Red Tape, Simply Business,
when you have sick oblivious headache indi-
gesiion, or any stomach liver troubles, get
box Of i-i.ie Hop Pills. only % cents at drug
gists. Take no Tier, they Arrays cure: or
mail Us stamps and We val ssal, 10 YOU. Hop
Pill Co., New London, Ct.
Physicians prescribe Ayers Sarsaparilla
in cases OF sc,pfula. and in every form of
chronic disease, because ibis medicine is safer
to take, and Is more highly concentrated, than
saF slhef preparation. II can always be de-
pended Bpoa ~ M effective blood purifier.
THE NEW SKIN YoAfo, Skin-Success
Soap. stimulates the Skin TO healthy activity
10 the summer.
Their gentle action and good effect on the
system really make them Il perfect little pill.
They please those who them. Carriers
Little Liver Pills may well be termed sPer-
fection.- For sale by s. ID. Wiggin.
.s'NOt Bulk, Bnt Business ~
i. the way a Wesiegg man put 1t in expressing
to friend his e6nplefe sSosf@clion in the use
of DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Furga64e Pellets. So
small and vet so effectual. they bid fair 10 sup
plant entirely the old-styIe pill. An ever
ready remedy for Sick and Bilious Headache.
Biliousness. Constipation and all blood disor-
ders. Lid in action. wonderful In effect! Put
up in tiais. convenient to carry. Their Use |
aftended with no discomfort! These sterling |
merits sccounf for their great popularity.
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) Per Cent. First Mortgages in Kansas.
During the next - day~ we shall give our custuHp
eFs per cent. on any Innnel they NAV send IL for
lnrestments wt haNl fer sale We have GA hand
t!f-f Mortgages AND applications Tor money upon
nr7t mortgage loans, mostly upuu Ice acre faItuS,
amounts RANGING from s.,rl Ia $500. We have also
mortgage in amount $I.GU 60 s14u.l at per
lefi winch We nlcr. How much money Can YOU
furnish ~ fo4 iiiser ;uausr Ihri a., !, s-'rGr
ly lhe stHingrnCt lH the m4Hey market enables
IL T. cut down amouIt, app3:c! for 10 each case 10
an amount that Is safe be-, pud 2 doubt Now j.
the time 10 get n"v Inc OF snail gilt edge loans.
Write far 0'ir Arr inyrrroTs tiuiir Hrmil it'll
advice td, JOHN II. KNOX x 60.
Investment Bankers AMI Loan gents, Topeka Kan
30 SION Dflce Room y, NJ 80 BPumdeil street,
4wjl
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II u MIDDLE
II. II. IvUIlIlIO,
No. 0 Main Street.

1T is puzzle to most every one
as Christmas time approaches. to de-
eide upon the GIFTS which they IN
tend to present to their relatives aud
friends and in order to help along IN
the good work, have made list of
some OF my goods in stock, that will
make USEFUL AND ACCEPTA-
BILE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
To the wife or daughter SILK DREss
would he acceptable i'll most cases. |
have the article in stock that | will
WARRANT. at tile following prices
sl25. sl.45. sl.6O, sl.75. : also
numerous other DRESS GOODS ut
less cost.
What an elegant present one OF
those HYMALAYAN SlIAWLN will
he, 50 and $40
Beaver Shawls, S.. Long HhawIS,
81 to s..
Sets of Furs, $3.50 Collars u Cuffs.
to SIS. Tobogghns.
plushGaTments(l TO Hoods
close. ST. Quits
Skirts. - G. to Table Linen.
$3.50. Hand Bags.
Cashmere Shawls. Shoulder ShawI,.
s.. to So. Matllers.
NittcnS. Hosiery.
Udk'f. in great Pocket Book
yarietv. Hair Brushes.
p.riumcry. Hand Classes
Towels Boy~ Neck ltc'.
Newmarkcls, s. Nuts, 7jc To g..
10 SIS. kd G.u,y-.
Ladies | nderw'r. Kid Mi,tcu-.
Neck Tics. 25c. 10 Ca~hnerc Gloves.
sl.25. Table Covers.
4 Corsrts. Ladies Jackets
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llANcpCk - Court ~ Probate. brc.
Term, \. ~, l~s..
Upon TIE foregoing petition ordered That -aiti
peti Toner give publ" notice L, ali persons inter
e-ted, by causing copy Of the petition. and this
order thereon, to hc Published three weeks -uc-
cc~ rit III Ihe Ellsworth Americana nrW-pn per
printed. Published, IN Ellsworth ia -.tii county
that the. nav appear At L6uIt OF Probate f. r
said county, To- hc held 1T Ellsworth un the second
Nc'inr~ lay ~ I'm NEXT, al ZEN 81 the clock ~
the forenoon t. sauN Ctusc il ANY they have ~ nv
the praycrof said petitioner should not hc granted.
q. i. CiNNINGH \ VI, Jud ~.
Attest .-CHA>. r. DpRE, Register
true copy, Attest -CHts, +. DpKR Register.
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RI IN, Itounrahie Judge OF Probate within ami
far the county Of Hancock.
rt,IiF undersigned. William II Walls, OF Trenton
Hancock county, Maiue. represents mat ~
l1rI W ais uf salt Trenton, minor Is $clktd % .
certain lot Of land situated In the town OF UT.
desert in said county. bounded aud descrlht'l as
follows 10 vii BEGINNING the East si'e 81 the
comfy road at a stake the northwest corner ~
iand ct on to <cttie t,ruSer and following tlc
N,St i'm. OF sail lot ~pu H. min Eastt'l an, :
,nu4 10 stake in the south line Of said h'lTs ihhd
no n rif heirs Of Ll-ie Gruverl thence inliowihE
sati smith line south - West amt ~ y
rods To a stake the southwest corner az tt"rgt "
t,royrr's DOVER hot thence following tht Ntst
line az .ti,l dover lot North y u min " c.t ~
nuti ID y, rod. to a stake, thence North ~ " est
II and t. q rods Ia stake At -att road. about one
roll westerly from the northwest corner Of the
hnru. thence following said road nnrthtaSteF4Y
o ami & Is rods a. the first mentioned bound coh
timing two acres and twcuty--iN square reds t"'
g.thcr with buildings thereon, and Your I'ttl"ici
further represents that hc j. the father and friend
~ said minor I.
That said estate Is uupr"duciiNc ~ an htneh'
to .ad minor aud that 1t Nli uc for the Interest 81
said minor that the same shuubi DE -"li ana inc
trorrgttS secured on Interest. hr therefore pVh'
your Honor that be may H. authorized ana en-
novcr,.I agrpeahy to aW ia sell all above he
scrtl,, real estate such part Of y rs IN Your "p
tniou may he cNpcdicnt
WILLIAM u. WALLS
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STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK - :-GoHrI or Ptoiste, Ellsworth Dee.
Term, \. 10, 1851.
Account, having been flied FOR settlement IN e.
tstes Of
Reuben q. ". Dodge. late of BluehlIl.
Carrie 4. Dodge, Adm'r'N.
Hannah A. Mcbride. late OF Nj. Desert.
Daniel +. kimbal. Admir-.
Iucreta TrunjY non compOs mentis.Of Surry.
+... Geo. ". iiutchjngs. Guardian.
J.,9es Hutc;.ings. late ol.BuckspOrt a1G al-o
pavat. sGeOHHi Of Admir-.
Geo. ", HptebHae. Admir-.
Mary II. Herrick AN insane person Of HFnok lin.
Richard A. iIerrick Guardian
Reuben Abbott, late of Verona.
o. +. Fellows Admir-.
Melville f. Petteugill late OF Hancock.
H"'', Aycn Foss. Admir-. de bonis non.
Maria y. fe'tei,gilit ts'e q, iisac:ef.
Avon 4. ifoss, Aan.
ORDERED, that the said accountants give notice
to all persons interested, by causing c"py OF this
order to he published three weeks successfully in
fife Ellsworth American, that they may appear at "a
Probate Court Ds bolIfn at Ellsworth on the 9nd
Wednesday Of Jan nexf, al ts9 ~ the clock =
the forenoon; ana show cause, II any thay have,
why the same should not he allowed
sW5l @ r CuNNISGMAM, Judge.
4 trae copy, 4ttesf '-oHAs, 7, DoRR, Register.
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Largest assortment Of JeweIry 1T lowest
price, IN city At No 5 Main street
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HtNCock = At court Of Probate, ha, len 1T
Ellsworth within and for -aii county, tn
nnd Wednesday Of Dec A T., lss7.
\ tERTAlN instrument pHrporting ~ he copy
81 the Ni and testament II Mar, Jane ~tuhli-
late Of Brpnkbu.t commonwealth Of massachusetts
and 81 the probate thereof in saIi Commonwealth
~ Massachusetts, duly authenticated, having BEEN
presented TO the judge of probate for cur saIl
county for the purpose of being allowed, flied AMI
recorded IN the pTn ate court for our said county
ORDERED hat notice thereof be given t. all per
sons interested therein, by publishing copy II
this order ;hret weeks successfully in the Els
worth American. newspaper priute i
at Ellsworth, in said county, the first publication
10 he at least thirty days prior 70 the second Wed
uesiay OF Feb, \. ~. ISIS, that they may APP
peag at probate then to be held at Buck sport
within and for said county, at ten o'clock IN the
forenoon ana sLp cause II any they have, again u
tue same
sw II o. T.. CUNNINGHAM, Judge of Probate.
true copy, Attest :-CHAs. Z. DoRR Register.
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J. II. WILSON, M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon,
MAY III Consulted FREE III THOSE N SEARCH
THE HANCOCK House
E,Isw orsh, ever, saturday

Eiiswor'h, ever, saturday.
Those falling 10 be cured b. other physicians
matter how ,lificnlt. delicate. or long standing
their cases. viii da well 10 test the eGicary of his
rsmedie Which are origina pl q ,ant, and a gre
ahi5.
He has cultivated the ssiGntisc an 81 Asae rtain.
ing the condition Of patients, ami locating tinir
diseases. without questioning. for this peculiar
gift ke claims nothing miraculous
Having visited various medical hnsuitais ia ken
all kinds Of patients practiced the heating art for
nearly twenty Years and beenme familiar with the
worst diseases, he Is prepared to treat the mo t
difficult case, and perform scientific operations
IN sltsS.g.
>peciAl are nlIoD -. 81 10 family practice also
50 Il seases of the Eve Ear intoaL Lnng-,
stomach. Rear, Liver, kidneys aud SeNuai Or
gaps, and diseases ps"niiaf 70 females aud chill,
dren. tneXreptionahle rrferenrr- s,.en
Residence AMI pn-i-ofiice address, Bar Harbor.
Ne. l?m5l
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Sale on Execution.

Silver and Silver PIa ed Ware in great var
iety at No. . Main street.
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Stockholders Menting.

" JNOhI1OINItT 7 = III = IAIIf1'
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, or ELI>W ORTIZ.
THE annual meeting OF the stockholders al the
L First National Bank of Ellsworth, will be- held
at their Banki < Rooms in Ellsworth, on Tuesday
the 18th day of January, ID, i>se at ten o'cick
in the forenoon for the fplloNin purposes
LIST. To Diet, rhine whether the Stockholders viii
amend the articles OF association H. 10 Increase
the number of directors
end. To elect board Of directors for the en-
suing year.
3rd. To act upon such other business a may
legally come before the meeting
3w56 FRED J.. KENT. CASHIER.
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u.. !l.nora 5at:o ~ rr,.a,e fes III ..ao
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A true copy Of the original order Attest
~ y fHAs T. DuRR, Register
3w5ls
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90 Main street, 4. W. Greely.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20

In our Dress Goods Depart
ment we are interesting the
public 20 an unusual degree.
We have just received and
placed on sale at special prices
a large invoice Of early Spring
Styles ia plain and fancy
goods. including beautiful
line Of evening shades IN
Yachting Flsnnels, Albstross
and Cashmeres, at prices which
upon inspection, VIII be found
fully 30 per cent. under CON-
petitOrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-02-20

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pretty bzltles snte tefs- - s9~a = t~
keTs 80 ionzsr. sa1 l-4- s1s sazSs. aer
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thzt yl4 1lay s-y - E1e f0tgra VS. res
tlasren-rols I aall le2se ygl I1zs eal of
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rh-t lew. supprssss6 .AasA 2xain. ttst
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and pressed there. there was moment 3
struggle moment that - her Was al
eternity then a strange cullness,
the sound Of door hastily closed The
echoing OF departing footsteps; = sense
Of suffocation anc afterwaro ceasine
from al knowledge, and = deadly blank.